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basement dweller
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the house in the picture below has a basement, that has been dry-loc'd and painted, that has these small clusters of tiny mushrooms near the corner where water (not saying much for the dry-loc) still seeps in. The basement is reported to have a temperature of between 66F and 70F all the time. the only source of light is a small 60W incandescent bulb that is on the ceiling directly above where they grow. There is a large fan in the basement as well as a dehumidifier, both of which run on hi 24 hours a day. The mushrooms look far too fragile to handle. It's been reported that they grow up every 3 to 4 weeks, are there for several days, and then turn black and decompose into an "ashy" looking spot on the ground. Please and Thank you to anyone who can identify something about this photo!


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Re: basement dweller [Re: henik0]
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http://www.mushroomexpert.com/coprinellus_domesticus.html

The black ashes are spores.

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